does this product work to remove stains on glass top stoves?
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I would try a small corner. It works on enamel stoves. I use it on Aga cookers and it does not scratch! I have been using Astonish for 18years.
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It depends what kind of oil and how long the stain has been there. I have used it to remove and clean cheese oil and olive oil, as well as a little bit of motor oil. But it will depend on how deep and long the oil stain has been there. It usually works wonders though. I wish you luck.
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In my use of the product it takes out streaks and makes refrigerator surfaces look smooth and streak free. I have never used it on anything coffee stained. I would suggest a scratch less soft scrub, then the stainless cleaner would bring back the shine.
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Hi Anne...this homemade stain remover works on everything! try it.... 1 tsp. Dawn dishwashing detergent3-4 tablespoons of hydrogen peroxidecouple tablespoons of baking soda.Scrub on with a scrubbing brush.Happy 4th....Katherine
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It would not do it well. I Use it mostly for things that are not burnt on usually On the inside of my nonstick cookware. It does not remove burnt on things from my smooth top stove.
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I don't think so. I use it on my black wood stove. I think you'd be better off looking for stainless steel cleaner/polish.
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Yes! It works wonderfully!! Using this product with a paper towel and a bit of elbow grease and a finger nail, it looks like new. Love, love, love this product and I am extremely picky with my stove top! I also use every time I cook and it makes cooked on stuff remove easily. Hope this helps! =)
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My wife tells me that if the countertop has been cleaned and dried, application of the Jubilee according to its instructions will improve the appearance of the countertop. It won't remove stains. There are too many factors involved to state it will improve the shine to your satisfaction.
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Hi Anne...this homemade stain remover works on everything! try it.... 1 tsp. Dawn dishwashing detergent 3-4 tablespoons of hydrogen peroxide couple tablespoons of baking soda. Scrub on with a scrubbing brush. Happy 4th.... Katherine
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It removed all of the build up on my refrigerator from oils transferred through the air, and just kitchen grime. I also was able to clean my stove front so it looked brand new with no drips, marks or spots. I did not use it on the top of the stove for residue there, that isn't stainless on my stove and requires a different type of cleaner. Hope that helps!
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Not really... much less than most Oven cleaners I have used and work good too, even on my ceramic top stove. I alsohave a parrot that 'poops' from her perch onto a stainless steel pan which is part of the perch. its a great cleaner.
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Yes. Used on glass/ceramic top before remodel. Have since used on gas cooktop. Just keep flame well under kettle to not damage sides.
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Yes it is very good on stove tops ! I love this product and have used it on everything in the house .
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NOPE.... best is to use Windex or product similar for glass. I used BarKeepers or KABOOM for tough spots on cast iron type of tubs/sinks. Kaboom works pretty good for many hard water stains if you clean on a regular basis.
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I don't know if it would work on that but I think it is worth a try. I can get stains off my white kitchen countertops with it and my husband was able to get stains off his boat with it.
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Frankly, I cannot answer with certainty -- however, it is used to remove stains on clothes that need to be dry cleaned. You do need to be careful in using the product -- put a small amount on a clean rag and dab at the spot -- do not rub across the stain -- it will work fine -- just need to understand how to properly use the product
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Really not sure about your specific stains. But it did clean my red colored standard brick that runs about 2ft off the ground around portion of my house nicely. In past I used pressure washer and actually removed some mortar and stone! Never again! I used TSP with laundry detergent and bleach this time. Used a push broom type brush to scrub it (not really hard as I have MS and am rather weak) and it cleaned it beautifully. I also used same mixture on patio/walkway 12" x 12" , 1" thick pavers and concrete pavers, redwood deck and siding. Just slopped it on, brushed bad spots - did a great job. All I can say is give it a try, it's not expensive and may be just what you need. If it doesn't work for your brick, you can always use it for other purposes, so it's not a waste. Works great to wash walls and painted furniture/outdoor furniture. My favorite use is to add teaspoon or so to dishwasher w/detergent as booster and about 1/4 cup to laundry soap as same - you will think you have new appliances, it does such a better job. If you are concerned about phosphates/environment, then not for you. It is my understanding this stuff used to be in cleaners before new epa concerns and that's why older cleaner formulas like Spic-n-span worked so well. Not sure if true or not, I read it on the internet lol?